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I'm currently filming a western, shot in the west (Colorado), on film. It's called THE LAST RESORT. Shooting with a Canon 1014XL-S. Filming it on Kodak Tri-X 7266. On location. So far, the film looks amazing! This is a Warehouse 9 Production. I wish I could post a picture, but the image requirements are too small... I don't have a teaser yet, but check out my other film projects. https://vimeo.com/user2463860 -
Hi guys! Here is a new video that I did recently. Happy to be able to share it! I would be glad if you watch it and even more glad if you let me know what you think about it! Hope someone will like it and also hope that someone will give me usefull critic. Also did a Behance project of the video. I'll be glad if you take a look at this too!
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Hello everyone, The other day my cinematography professor mentioned the Laboratoy Aim Density Control Film method for black and white film. It wasn't very clear to be honest and, since I can't find anything online, I was hoping someone could help me understand this better. The explanation revolved around the formula: DLAD = D0 + 0.70, where D0 is the minimum density of the film, and 0.70 is the LAD number given by Kodak for B/W film stocks. My professor concluded saying that the result is the value of the normal exposure and so, in this way, we can understand how our material is diff
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Very surprised that there's no thread about the film so far. It's available today on Netflix and is also showing in 600 locations across the world (the film was released two weeks earlier in theaters exclusively), they're actually pushing this very hard in Mexico (there are even mobile cinemas ! that go around to show the film in certain locations), domestically as well, it's already been sweeping many awards, many for best picture, best director and best cinematography. Chivo was supposed to shoot the film, they prepped and he had to drop out. Cuaron then took over and shot the film h
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Pawel Pawlikowski/Lukasz Zal, the polish director/cinematographer duo behind the Academy Award winner for Best Foreign Language Film "Ida", bring us another great black and white, 1.33 ratio, short and sweet movie - "Cold War" Cold War (2018) - Trailer Here and there some "Ida" like framing can be seen - talent in bottom half of frame, but very occasionally. Nice visuals, great music... "Dwa serduszka cztery oczy ojojoj" (Two hearts, four eyes...)
